The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-16
PERSONAL.


at the Peabody.
J.P. You've, deputy clerk Of the
Circuit Court, Is on tbs sick List.
GRN. G. P. NJ. TURNER IL still In the
seonies OF fhs umstiem at Hot Springs.
sHEsur WKAvER, CT Crittenden
county, Ark, was in the city yester-
day.
MISS ELLA NJ COCHRAN, OF BIaden,
Tenn, is visiting Mrs. ID. Thompson,
1853 Union street.
SroNHY MONTGOMERY and wife an
Miss Jennie Montgomery have re-
turned from st. Louis.
MISS BLANCHE WARD, of Huntsville,
Ala, Ia visiting her brother, Frank
Ward, 176 Union street.
CHAs. Fills TUCKER and family left
yesterday for Middle Tennessee to
spet dthe SUMMER months.
MEssRs. SAM NOOK and Phil s. Halle
leave today for. the spripgs-just
where, they decline to state.
DRsR.,I,s kAaKI has been quite i'll
for several days and ia still col fined
to bis room, TO the regret Of his many
friends and patients.
Dr.. 7. A. WILLIAMSON, secretary OF
the Board of Health, has re urned
from Hopkinstop, Ia. with his fair
young bride, nee Miss D. G. Smith.
CADET JofEPH H MALLORY, son Of
Col. w. B. Mallory, has returned home
from tho Bingham Military School,
North Carolina, to epend the vacation.
TIE infant child CT Mr.. Paul f.
Wright, of the County Court clerks
cffice, is said to be in dying condi.
ton, at the parents residerce on Ala
bama street.
Miss CATHERINE SMITH, a lovely and
accomplished young lady. Of Bolivar,
Tenn, is spending fsw days In the
city, the guest Of Mrs. LII. Martin, on
Madison street.
VISITORS on Change yesterday: j.
W. Heath, Terrell, Tex. ]. F. Carlock,
Miss. {; NJ. Pointer. Mss. Miss sher.
srd, Hesnando, MISS; Mits Clyde
Thornton, city. .a. !, s..'e 81
W. 9. McCLuRK, OF the German
Bank, who has been confined to his
home several weeks from a slight at
tack Of paralysis, is out again, and
expects TO leave for Hot Springs at an
early day.
THE Revs. 8. Burford and Brown
will hold services this Thursday even.
ing at 8 o'clock 1T the church CT the
Good Shepherd. All the members
and those interested are cordially in
vited to attend.
MIseKs ELLA POWELL and Mollie
Bosiick, OF Atlanta, Ga, the latter O
sister OF Mrs. E.. H. Leidy, Ct this city
are in the city for few dsys, guests
OF Mrs. Leidy, at her residence, No
1853 Beale street. The young ladief
are returning home from extended
visits to relatives and friends at Chi
csgo and Rleo some of The most delight.
full pleasure resorts,
F. M. NELSON, who was for many
wears the secretary Of the fernando
Insurance Company, the most sue.
ceet f1l fire insurance company ever
organized in Tennessee, has, after be.
| lDk cpkhBOO HI bii0 Oii DuolhOec III VIC
past five years, retained to bis frs,
iove-insuranc e-and has formed q
copsrtnerthip with Gilbert Rsine,
one of our most prominent insurance
men. We predict for. the new firm q
Nelson & Raine that success which
their well known ability AID integrity
enti,le them to.
NATHAN G. PEARsALL, formerly oi
the'Memphis aud Charleston railroad
has been appointed superintendent Of
the New Orleans division Of the Texs,
aud Pacific railroad, with headquarters
at MNshsll, Tex. But a few years
ago 'Nsthe, as he is Familiarity known,
had The pluck to grasp brake on the
Memphis and Charleston road, 10 the
absence OF something better to do
Since that time he has climbed stesdi
ly in the confidence and esteem of his
employers and by graduation to bis
pres cut responsible position, the ap
pointmentto which is well deserve
and highly gratifying to his many
frienda Young in years, he has the
possibilities of great future in the
railroad world, and it is cafe to predict
his success.